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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
MASON.

The frost has killed all tender vegetation
In this section.
Cold nights. warm days and dry wealth
81 have prevailed for some time.
W. w. Cross, 81 Bridgiou, was 10 town
to-day. looking amer cattle.
Rev A. N. witham IL laying an scgne'
duet. 20 bring water 10 bis buildings Ills
IL the oldest farm bu, two In town, sui
has. A. yet. never had such necessary
convenience.
n. q. Mills l. seniing poplar tn Berlin,
". n
Mrs Ariemgs Mason seems 10 be much
Improved In health. She rode A. Tar A.
West r. thsl few days ago.
Horace Hutchinson had over three hun.
drcd bushels % sweet corn. lie wlntered
I've sheep last wln,sr aud sold The lambs
raised from them Tor thlriy.nye dollars,
and bad he cold the wool they would have
paid him eight dollars and seyeuiy'nve
cents piece for their keeping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

NJ George @ Klmbili. % Washington.
was ln town Tor fss days last week
scArch.'g he c0art records, a. The ON -
ofihs Cork lie IL engaged 10 The work
49, brirs carried GA unter The direction
ofths B1rcaa % Labor. collecting stalls
t-s 10 flsorce. TIE WORK covers TIE a.
votes of ne last twenty years. and when
cour..tei All tAbaistst. vii present an
,rrsY ~ very interesting n-arc-, showing
o.. rssss 10 which TIE divorces we're
cr,n,oi. ne lergth OF the tern OF married
Dr.. &c NJ Kimbal came % Maine
a1olt II weeks ago. prepared with blanks
e. rrrurt a1out 90 divorces Tor ne
STATE he hts completed twelve OF The
sntseu cosntles. AM calculates that II The
remaining counties hold cot In ne sane
ra,.o. las,ssi % 200. the State vii foot
% tss Interesting total % 10000 divorces
flrns ihe tssniy years from i,ss 70 l,s3.
ufthls uumbcr oxford COunty contribute.
SO Aooui - fal quota of mtifim'nlN
.-f.Nc ~. t5T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

WEST BErIIHI..

LlsA, frOs,s last week klilsd The l-,,t-
OF tender plants, bot many siaes arr .'ll'
grOslng.
Rev. \. y. YOsk r.a.hst In ihs church
here FRIDAY evening".
q. X. Mills AMI W. A. farweli are now
working on the railroad. and will hire mn
10 40 The harvesting on their farms.
The sabbath school scholars. with their
parents ani teachers. hai q socisble IN
Grange Hall. Wednesday eve.
Nathan Mason died In North Albany
Sunday. ard was iufied from ths church
here Tuesday.
Farmers. Who are complaining % light
crop % potatoes, should bear In mind that
u l. better Tor them % get s35 for that
uumSsr 90 bushels than Cor one hundrcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
DENMARK.

Mfs. Mrills iugalls, who has been
spsndlng few weeks In Portland. rr,ufn'
e. home tie 2ji
Dance - OH Fellows Hall the 2i.i
which WAS well ,iteuiei. jewels variety
show was q, the same hall Friday night.
They gave quite good entertainment.
Mis-. william bean CONTINUES In very
poor health. also Amos NJ. Sanoorn a7d
Eoen,Esr Mcintirc.
FORESTER Jewe,,. % Manchester. Is VS.
Ting his family In this place. lie Il an
oyersscr In = cotton mill.
Sir. v. Poor, OF Kansas. son Of the late
Amos Poor, 1. visiting relatives here. lie
has been gone from town abou, ~ Years.
wm fessenien has taken large Joo OF
logging 10 New Hampshire.
Rsys. Robert Scott. OF Green. ani Geo.
u. Bars,ow. OF Cape EllE,bsih, were In
town last week.
The playing OF the league clubs Al Can.
ton last week was regarded s weak, aud
sons returned hons from the game DIS
appointed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
SOUTH BETHEL.

Mr.. Hosea Ripley died quite suddenly
ON Monday morning OF the 18th. lie hAd
no, been as well 80 usual for several days,
spd walter, his son. who has been In
Massachusetts for some time pas'' came
nome. The funeral services were nsid
"wednesday In The church at Loekes Mills
lie will be much missed By the community.
He was . thorough musician and hsd t,usn'
over sixty singing schools. lie was 'eA'
or OF the Locke's Mills cornes PAM w.,
Miss Err Abbott IL teaching at West
ps,hsi. and Miss ver,ie Cushmsn ~ Mo-
die Intersale- If.
q 5. Abbott has nearly completed nis
law stables aud eontemplates goink 70
Colorado 10 about Two weeks ana com
mence The practice OF law. 4.
Mrs wlbn.li LINE, Of klpensld, Is
visiting friends and relatives In THIS vie'n'
iiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Rev. NJ. McIniirc preached here Friday
evening lie Avtry earnest and pleas
Ing speaker. Presiding Elder Adams gave
The fight hand % fellowship % Miss Clara
Ilsywooi ard Miss AEabah Douglass.
frra DOUGLASS l. working In the sle'i
factory a. South Paris.
Farmers are digging ,hsir poiatoes.
They report 4 light crop, and IN some
hsiis The potsioes are rotting osiiy
Mary Abbott = teaching In krrol, y. H.
VIII Acklsy bad bis barn raised Tuesday.
The Raymond brothers have started
their thrsshing machine.
Therr l. u b. = semi.weehly mall rom
Trrol % Lakeside. aner the nrsi Of oct
Hollis Abbott sold bis horses IN III.
Pratt. OF Andover Charles Chase sold
hIs sucking colt 20 Henry Raymond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
oNEnRn RkPrIsr ASSOCIATION.

TIE ffy.uiutA anniversary % this Asso-
c.Aiiou wAs beli September 20, ~ Adj -.
slih ne Bspils; church In Sooih fAris
E.y T.. r. HArten % Hebron wAs elsetei
MODERATOR. Rev. Mayo % Paris, elerk' an
uea ; H. Andrews treasurer. hr'. "
kChAris1l Ofcrtd prayer.
Esch ssssion oegAn viii asociN service
of lar "a hoar. That on Tussiay arr
r0on 49, led by TIE moderator, AMI re
deep spirituality which caAractsrlfed this
mesung. showed that The representatives,
ni ihs several churches haf come desiring
as ,xpccilng The presence % The hop
spirit. All all fsli Al The close OF ne
Ass,clat.on that Ne had no, been disap-
poinisi 10 this respect
Ths aanuAl sermon wAs preached Iats'
tay Afternoon ~ Rev. {. y Harden ifou
Acts o. a. TIE eismsuis 90 -trrnglh on
g.. early Christina church were plsiny
80 forth. shoslng very clearly TIE reasons
ny thsrs were additions made 70 u daiy
Ani IL Was urgsd that n tne churches OF
ne prsssn; day are % have IKE resaits,
ihsy must walk In the footsteps OF tnis
early mother church.
O.hsr sermons were preached daring he
Association by Rsvs. ]. II. Barross OF
B1ckfelt. q. May0 % Paris. o. Richardson
% North Liverm0re. ant II. ID. MArsnaH
% TIE York Association
Resolutions I'm favor ~ foreign ani hone
Missions. % TIE Malice Baptist Missionary
Convention. The Maine Baptist kiacsuon
S1cisiv, Including The endOwment OF he
tron Academy. % The Baptist puoAea'ions,
al Ti0as Airocdff. we're iu.rodaced anu
aaAnin0usly adopted.
TIE wants % Hebron Academy were
vsry ably presentsi by Prof SArfsnt, ~
ksFs. Z. NJ Ensry and II. u MNsnsi-
TIE after gsuilsmsn Offers 10 lay Win hls
osu hauds the foundation for the nes
Acathmy bulldlng. provided others VII
furnish ara %, upon The spot The matefials
flr ths sane We fear that tee people OF
Oxford County arr unmlndfal OF TIE resoIa
~ her noble .Ons Who were edoea'su
Hsoron Acsdsmy. a. well - TIE neeos y.
Hose Who are % be educated or .ne'
would b. more generous In their contloe.
tons toward ths fand for erecting nes
hailiiogs. ouly about I've hundred dollars
having been thus Tar given BY then. wac
oil contriha,s someihing toward THIS W
coIIscslSa. were taken for the fOIlO"Ins
ooi-cts
foreiEn Mission. N
line Missions. IA \,
~o@ ssS a ssSsisS Mission society. sI'
TOTAL benevolent contribatlOas, 81.
The association adjourned Inufsur
nocn 20 meet the second Tuesday 10 Sepe'
isss. The place nOt JET dsslsns,.o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Tae C.un.frrI1i was In error last Night.
AZ s,silns thai the twenty tons OF powder
"a ths schooner ;. J. Lindsay SAs ship.
a. Rec a Miller. of this city. for the work
on TIE Canadian facitc kAlSaY. TIE
p1sier I'M question as shippsd q Nc
krrr.s. Nann A Co. The railroad curtrac-
i1r.. tarough Mr. \ n Marble. Who rep.
r.s-uts Gen n Ssnps0a, 81 state street,
Hl.t1u Tie has nov Supplied any tons
f- the Nork on The 4. 4. roaf. sui su-
o,lfr isfse lot i on The SAy u thl> p,ft
tv vessel from New York. Nj. MARBLE,
- ais father hsf0re hin. has furnished
A N Nsrr.l. aiiae Browuslllc slate qaar-
-. Nith al thc powder usei there In ne
a. forty years. ART has slso supplied tae
Queries A. Monson ever since they were
ore1.i some f'tcsn years ago. lie Aiso
ts1f.-s ihe powder tast i used On he
water works nos In 9rogrvss A. baih,
ws,srv.re. Dover ani FJxcron -BlHJ1r
49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

MaiSKs LuMBKR. ORANGES AND lcE.-
Prom Commissioner Of Labor Mstthewss
returns n IL learned that 400 900 900 f..t
of lumber were cut In the State last sea-
sou, of which li0, 900, 900 feet were on the
ess, and west branches OF the Penoosco'
River; 100. 600. 900 Ia Aroostook anu o.
John, 10000, 900 10 Ksnueb,e; and 2o,'
600 600 In other places. Among the Inter.
,sting features OF his coming report VIII
b. a history Of the oranges OF tbs stst'
from the pen OF Ex.Gov. Robe. giving =
history OF the use of the order. it, growth
and strength. IL IL also learned from
Commissioner Matthew's report that TIE
cost of cutting, housing and delivering ics
ON board vessels was about 30 cents tor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
PORTER

Cold nights and heavy ffos,s.
F.Ir At West New1eli, commencing next
Tuesday ard holding three days.
The potato crop In this section j. Almos.
. to,sl failure. There are hardly sound
ones enough ~ pay for digging.
Mr. Ivory TOwle bought = nice buck
sending 10 Canada for II, and II has stray
"a away or been stolen.
The sweet corn 10 this Vicinity was mo-,
An average crop Mr.. Flint will not get
enough 20 al his contracts.
Mr.. Fred VI French hss Ie,arnsd To
DOstOa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
rur yrnprcr UNANIMOUS.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, BIppus, Ind, ts-
TIDES, III can recommend Electric Bltteis
"a the very beet remedy. Every bottle
sold hss given reliefin every case. One
man took sir bottles, and was cured OF
Rheumatism OF 10 years standing Aor.'
ham Hare, druggist. Bellville, OHIO. III
firms The beet selling medicine ! nave
ever handled 10 my 20 years experience,
IL Electric Blttsrs." Thousands OF Diners
have added their testimony, 90 that the
verdict IL unanimous that Electric Blitsrs
do cure all diseases Of the Livsr. Kidneys
or Blood. Osly . half dollar . bottle ~
Noyes' Drug Store, Norwsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
EAST WATHRFORD.

Loren Bruwn took 4 trip 10 WATERFORD
at week
Lirlie NJ Cummings q, SIsliirg frierts
a. Nc fslls.
Miss LlElie Ssuuters, 81 Lowell. 10 Nis-
Ting her sister. Mrs. J. II. Chafooufne.
Rev. Mr.. SINNERS fathsr. who l. Wilt
ing hin. WAS prtssut Al The meeisg ~
Es.t Waterford the 18th, sni msis some
very interesting remuts. Meetings are
ai.o held opos = fortnight In The Temple
Hill school house.
n. ]. llaggeit i Visited by niece irom
Llvermofc.
5. Newell wnAins. OF Nswb1ryPori. i
In town.
Mrs. Jane Piummer u stopping Win
her daughter. Mrs. waldo T. BroNn' Tor
The uresent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Dsa. J. n Lov'j,y Is gaining very slow
IN. lie l. still unanle 90 sit up, out they
AZ. In hops that bis feyer 1. suhslding'
ana that he will ere long BE- up.
The fArmers are shout Gushing thelf
sxset corn and bean harvest. The crop
ao.s no, WELD q1iic - much a. was sx.
p.ctsd. N being called FOR too early.
Yesterday. A. Frank. sou OF A. u: Bean,
v,s eating. part 90 the food stuck IN ia
n.s..ge 10 The stomach, and SIN remains
,s.re' preventing anything passing Into
M. stomach. Insfrciuh Efforts have been
-. 20 rernDye a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
ENTRIES FOR THE RACES
At TIM COUNTY pam

rwO-rE,E oLD EAcE
-. T.. fauington. be- q, Amos u
Vim. Thiboieau. ch Z, Qaeen n.
wheeler a True. b q Ned v.
Jarrett liros.. be- ., Nesuand.
Herbert D.. Cole. b e. Maud &.
All. u. Crockett. Mant a.
ucotge 4. DOwning. b T. haigc ~
a.. 4. Darlington, bt
~. a. Conn. b .. u. A.C.
D.. N. Thayer. 10 Z, AlosfN
rnEHtrEAH.oLD Class.
Geo. ~. Jones, b e. Alert.
Frank q. cole, bi I, Lady Duroc.
4. J. Lusssli. bi .. Hack Nathan.
a.. NJ Ihaysr. b q. Redmoni
rOuK rEsEoLD cLass-sor iitt,p.
500 Class.
Theo. Thayer, en- 2. Beecher.
q. n. Head. b 9. Lucius A.
J. A. Bfooks, Hattie a.
u. A. Como. fleety.
Geo. D.. King. Geo. n.
sTALLioS.
7. y. Richardson. b. :, Capt wsigrco J.
u. q. Dunn, n ., ooldbird.
b. u. wilson b .. RiuAiio.
- CLAW
Thaycr nfos Oh K. neecher.
7. q. Richafd.on. bl ., capt. we'igsooi'
o. q. Dunn. en- :. soldbifd.
q. n. IieAid. b \. Lucius A.
,. A. IifOoks. Hattie A.
g.IO Glass.
Cha.. q. IhAyer, b m, fAtiniua.
Ibso. Ihsysr. 81 m. Patience
a. =. Page. bl .. q. =. Y.
a. \. swasey. IN IN. Nellie II.
D. q. fox. br x. Frank A.
n N. Thsyer. m. Kitty Waite'
sJi Class.
ChA.. y. ThAyer. b m faiiniiEs.
n. A. K~asey, IN n, Nellie ".
A. n. Bumpus. bl .. Castle Dare
Up. fox, br <. frank A.
y. n. CrOoker, en- IN, sennlef.
n. N. Thayer. m. Kitty Waite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
FAST RROWNFIELD.

So far September has been Que OF the
lov.llest OF months with Us.
The COng'l sewing circle met ~ MIS-
Breslin's on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clark. CT Newton. with hree CHI
dren are spending some time with Mrs
Bresiin.
Mss Aedie Ailsrd commenced her school
AZ Hiram on the 10Th.
Mss Ellen Poor. who has lived AZ Mr.
Ioigdon's for some years aud has oe.n
out OF health Tor some time, has gone 70
Bo.,on 20 enter one OF the hospitals Tor
treatment - ~
Mrs. John Lynch. OF Washington ID. C.
has been visiting here again.
Miss Rice, Of Boston. has ien Tor the
Mr. J.R nm Is making decided I'm
proyemen, in the looks OF bis farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
EAST PERU.

william Vsutrss Ass flashed picking
cranberries on Nc. Cnase's bog, under
nlsck Mcaatsiu.
W. N. Bent Aui wife will start for Boz.
tnn next Tuesday. 10 visit friends. They
Nil BE- gone Ahodt three weeks.
TIE engineers, surveying The route Tor
the extsusion % the u y. a u. u II pcs
"A through here last FRIDAY. The farmers
AZ well pleased with the location q The
rlsf
rs wymah hss frlsud. visiting hin
In m..l.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
ROXBURY POND.

A.Mrs. George Easter and Mrs W. II.
I.npe were returning from Andoser lev
nights since. large bear walked along ~
,ss road near The Meadow Bridge. ahead
az their team, bot nusliy decided 70 turn
cot ana slow them IN psss
PM. Edmunds l. building The ioanls-
ion 10 . large boat house 10 be owned y
himself and some city people The excel
isnt d hing ard boating attract many.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
EAST SUMNER.

A meeting OF those thai are In,s.s, s.m a.
. butter factory IL % b held a. tas ns "n,s
Pa, sumner on Friday Afternoon. tns 'y -.
inst. The meeting will De address, ~
p.rtis. IRON other towns who nsss ., o..
tactical experience In The ous'oo''
Essrybosy invited 10 attend.
Orys, complaint l. made OF potAiosss ,o''
,,n, s,dly. The crop vii be very hsh@
cern 1. quite good, also grain. y 4.
cs,,is Saws are talked up freely. ~ =
MOI y,, falIy decided When, ana ws s.,s ~
ssnrsr snd Hartford Fair wiz o ns,u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
BROwNFIELD.

sanday The hoass sni b,rn of caarl's
Posg were burnt. Nothing Ia the ch,r'
b,rs was saved. All ~ the hay sni grain
ws$ consumed.
Mrs. Dean and whitney. while coming
frnm Mr. John wonmwooi's In a covered
csriisse, wee thrown out md somewhat
Injured. the horse Jamplng over bank aud
drm0lishlng the cnal-c.
Nc. Curtis Crc-sey, aged SO, died Sun.
day ulghi lie was good man aud re-
.pectsd by all.
Work In the corn shop 1. nesrly finished.
PJta,0e. an. spples are almost failure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
HIRAM.

GA Scot. 2Oih Mrs. jams ". foss died
q, East Hiram. aged about 20 years. She
w.s a most ssiimsble lady and much be-
loved for her kind minlstrsuons W 'ne
sick.
OF the 18th Ne. Reg'. At Peaks lsiAnd
this week. a., .,.,,,.
friends In Hiram. .
Nrs. Hiram Bxsion, OF Massschuse'is'
formerly Of Hiram. Is visiting here
Col. ]. v. Twi,chsll has been 70 LAWS
Mrs. John Y. Hubbard has resumed hef
duties a. mairon q, Williamsburg college,
Eepfucky
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
WATERFRONT

Lyman Pike. OF Terra bsuis. Ind Il
visiting In tai. vicinity, the home OF his
boyhood. lie Il physician ofthe eclectic
school.
Farmers are doue hauling sweet corn.
Threshlng machines are on their annual
Il realized.
Hon Pike Is at work foe W X. lIamlln.
S,llimAn Swan, OF Derrsfk, II visiting
a. Capt Thomas Swans.
william Green has Just singled q large
shed In connection with his barn.
John kneeland, conductor on the q. L.
II X with bis wife and sister from MSS,
recently visited bis relatives IN Sweden
AMI Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
RuMFoRp CENTRE

Abbot, and Bennett are b1lltlrg dry
house. TO De used In connection with their
steam mill.
y. II. Jackson l. making improvements
ON nj. buildings, also Adams Bartlett.
Miss Eva Klmosll, With two friends IRON
Chicago. are having = pleasant TINE visit
Ing a, her fathers. v. ID kimoAlIs.
The corn factory Al the Point closed TIE
canning season Friday.
Potatoes will be luxury In this section
There are bu, very few who VIII realifs
full crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
NEWRY.

school began in No. 4 last Monday, vii
lie wiiber. teacher.
Emery Davenport has moved bis family
back 10 Phillips. ard Il now moving hi'
household goods
The ilrst hn.klrg 20 the season Vas ~ \.
\. Bsksf's Tuesisy light. About l,fiy
were present A zoOdly pile ofthe yellow
ears were tusksd sni carried 10 the gran
AIRY, after which the supper OF baked beans.
paiilng and pies was discussed.
Srck IL selling slowly. VII S,carns
BAYS ~ head occasionally.
pa,Ato,s are 30 cents nj Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
EASr HRRRnN

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel KeeBe. OF wes,
Pollard. arr visiting their friends In this
place. Mr.. Keeue i In very poor health.
There II talk % a commandery OF the
Uaitet Order ~ The Golden Cross being
ofrsnixsd IN This place
The WyandOlie chicks that won nr~i
pilEe a. Bangor. Aug. 29th % Sept cad.
we're sold from The DlFlgo Poultry Yards
% Tbs place fss days previous % the
show
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
pxcrrxurx1 In TEXAS.

Great excitement has bssn caused 10 The
vicinity OF Paris, Texas. by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr.. J. 4 Corisy. who was 90
HELPLESS he could not turn In bed. or raite
his head, everybody said be was DYING OF
Cousump,lou. A trial bottle OF DR. Kings
New Discovery was sent him Finding
relief ne bolrhi large bottle and box
Of DR.. King's New Life Pills; by the time
no hsd taken two boxes OF Pills spd two
bottles OF the Discovery. he Was well sod
had gained 10 deb thii'y.t'x pounds. III
III Bottles Of this Great Diseovtfy TOT s,"n'
sumption free st Noyts' Drug Store, Nor
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
WEST SUMMER.

The fair 81 Canton was 10; very well At
tended from this place.
The sumuer club played the Haruofis
Saturday. Sept 18th. Score 20 70 10 IN
favor OF the Summers.
West Sumner Il anticipating cs,ue
show this fall, which IL no more hsn
what belongs 20 them. There IL no res.
son why there cannot be fair al Wes'
sumner A. well A. a. East Sumner.
Potatoes are roiting badly and the pros
meet iss small crop this year In this 'iein'
ity. ~ n
Tuelfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Ahani.ome new barge has made 10 ap-
psararce ON IN ftg.mAsi ~ he DENocEAr
orr,e A. l. three BY twelve feet In sitr,
ra.is 20 h.st standard blue banilns. ani
ts.rs the woris oxford Dsmocrst' In
.alts letters. n l. The work % NJ. y. A.
f.avitf. ~ 81 Exchsnge s., Portland.
d ne Toe % fAgs. asulngs. tents, ETC.,
~ Leaviit's work i unsurpassed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
WEST PERU.

The railway surveyors flashed their sur
vsy from Canton 20 Rumford Falls Tues
day noon. We hope they mean business.
TIE great meteor that found it, way n
TIE earth near McAdsms Janction, y. u.
was seen ny Granville Childs, OF Canton,
Maine. lie says that the sky sni sarsh
was Illuminated by It's brightness and IL
sine looked % he some larger than q full
moon and OF fire red. non
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
FRYE

&c. Ellington. Of Weld, Is ylsliips bis
sister, Mrs. Isasc Bftdesn, ard other tel
siiyts OF this place.
Mrs. Darius Mitchell, who has been Wis.
l,lng for week In this place. has reformed
IN her home In Temple.
Most OF the farmers have 20. ih'lr sweet
corn al hauled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
EAST BETHEL

o,lou Rake and n. T. swan have been
building .IiO's and died them WIZ s'"
I,.on NJ Bartlett l. sufsrios severely
- . f.lou on the thumb Of his lsit nAn,;
The Sewing Society OF this place va. -,
h.ss /. fir. supper and en,srtsinmeut ~
c.ion Rl.k.'s Saturday evening, oet Is.
A number from here attended 'hs '.i' ~
Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Tas glsi % SEPTEMBER as the htieih
annissr.Ary ofthe marriage ~ pta Aui
Nrs Ausuu Chsse. aut they dcsire u a
p-,ss thrIr sluCsrc thanks % The irisnis
waa - kIudly remembered them "a nat
occtsi1u. win pair % gold-ooNed spec
r.rIes Tor each.
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NORTH PARIS.

Rev. Seth Benson l. quite VI.
NJ. Nlnris Andrews Il very SICK.
Many % our people are senering HUN
Mrs.. c. Hall Is stopping at A. J. Ao'
bottle. w w nan.
y n panham 4. at work al West Paris
P.,.,oe. are few In the hill and man,
are rotting badly. -, ,A,,,
Apple. are = very light crop and 'hlhs
e.,1sr. .ill not be troubled 10 proeut'
hrrrrls In which To- pat them.
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ROyBuRY.

Mr. ssAsey has bant his "so'," %
birch iirook Pond
ScAoel In bis, 40. 2 begun this ws.i.
Taught Nv Miss LILLE Houston.
John Red with J. l. Weeks a. csfprh'
Ter. !. fal.hlcs n. ell % his boesr. which
wss pat up last fall.
Fisherman are Dlenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Am1ug the aitornsys attending frohs'-
ssi lao vent Courts last week ~ noticed
N-.sr. Holt All kimoan 20 NlrSaY,
usmr1r. ard Iisrrick % Bethel bisncc
at Hersry NJ B1cthsii. Ssa-ey ~ Can
ga. rra,s % Dlxfsh, Bsuson % Wet
WarUa
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nrcxrrx.s Anxrc, SAVE

THE BEsr slLvx 10 the world for Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Sht kneam, ,s.s'
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands. Chilolaips'
Corna, ami all Skin Efuptions, ana posi-
,lyely cures Piles, or no pay rtqulteu. ~
IL guaranteed to give perfect satlslacuon,
or mopey refunded. Price 70 cents per
boz. For sale st Noyes Drug Store NOR
1ly.
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Sbs Oxfers psn,uerut.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

~, naptlst CharsAi rseslh.as serti,s sssly
s'.i.r - m A -. sal.sy cshpo. a. "a =. r-1e.lh
r,.~.I.e EvonInTs.
ii-..-s...i Charch. Rev. Caroias Anrsl fssior.
,..s.'sr ~srvice even saa.lay 81 n A. n. cNbbsth
- k1oi a \ -. So.
80 si.ais,. sscrstAry al frsssarsr hssiings
s.far,i,y Avsn.nr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

ras s.lscimsn will be In session ~ their
ca.s Saturday. oct 1T, a. 3o'ciock A. n,
fir ihc rarpose % paying The suo~ bis.
They viii pay cat tae $1,000 appropriated
A. ihs town meeting. ifit i Al called iof.
- ~ rnnrn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
RI-NFORD POINT.

II, sw,s, corn WAS All IN Friday. The
season has proved good for the farmers
who planted cora. =, - a..
Mrs. Wood. from Brooklyn, y. IL Il
visiting her ola homestead
r. A Tharston and wife have been on =
Visit % Enrol, y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Hiram J,cksoa died very suiisaly eAflF
suarisy morning. % heart disease. lie
~as slxiy focr years ~ AZ. lie leaves =
We A1d youug son. TIE flneral VII b.
hs,ioa Tuesday. ~ 10 An
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oxToRp CONFERENCE.

TIE ss., mss,iss Of the oxford cssisr'
enee % Congregational churches W.
hst With The Congregational ena'ea -
0ofAan. n. II, Ostoosr Is and ~
n. Z. BowLEn. Scribe